Denise

Probably not. These are 2 of the birds that we got from the so called expert breeder last year that sold us all his **** (when we didn't know better) The hen is a late 04 bird and the cock is an 05 bird. The photo of Bumble Bee is a bit old now - he is a mini me of his Dad.

Seven eggs has been our largest clutch laid but they were all clear. Second largest was 6 and the hen threw the first one out and the other five hatched and were raised by just the hen from 1 week onwards as the cock got really aggressive with her. They are 7 months old now But then again we have only been breeding since last September/October

Great job, it looks fantastic.

That won't help, it's just a split plastic ring with the number 82 on it.

Great idea. Waste not want not

I had her out this morning to check her weight and she is the same as the others, can't feel her keelbone and anything else bony anywhere.

What wormer do you use and where do you get it from Liv?

It looks really great Jenene.

Those photos are gorgeous Bea

And it's dry as anything in Victoria still.....pity we can't share it all around...lol Forgot to add, hope all goes well on Monday with your building.

Yesterday my husband had to deliver a rabbit hutch that we had sold and took my 9 year old son with him (big mistake...lol) He has wanted his own pair of budgies for ages but I just hadn't got around to getting him any. Long story short the man that got the rabbit hutch breeds budgies and he bought a pair home with him. I think the hen is a Yellowface skyblue cinnamon wing and the cock is a skyblue opaline?? The guy said they are give or take a week either side of 3 months but I think they are a bit older?

Mum and Dad Laid 4 eggs in first clutch all clear, laid 4 eggs in second clutch and we got 1 fertile and the result was our little Bumble Bee

Cobalt normal cock and Albino hen: 3 chicks all hens, normal blue, opaline grey and grey cinnamon wing.

This is our little hen Custard, she's about 10 months old and finished a moult about 3 weeks ago and since then she has always sat with her wings dropped down by her sides? She eats and flys fine with no other problems. Just wondered if anybody knew what it was?

Here they are all grown up, all boys:

Sorry Maesie. What are you after a unit or a small house?

I'm sorry to hear that you're Gran is sick also. At least knowing this, you will get to spend some quality time with her which a lot of people don't get. I hope she will be comfortable and not in to much pain.

Maybe he's one of those Sensetive New Age Guys

I would say hen also, but I've been wrong before....hehe

It does look funny, I've never seen a hen line them up like that before :hap:

I have had 3 chicks in the nest, the youngest is almost 6 weeks and they just refused to leave the box. I would put them in the bottom of the cage and they would fly straight back to the nest box. I know they can eat themselves, have seen them cracking seed and eating the vegies but they just go back to the nest box and squawk for the hen to go and feed them. She is looking very tired and thin so today I have put them in the nursery cage with 3 others that are a bit older and although they weren't happy they seem to be doing fine, I'll just keep a close eye on them for the next few weeks. Little devils

Sounds like you've had a great but very busy time

That's adorable, I have a 3 year old like that with the baby budgies - I just have to keep a close eye on him as he just opens the nest boxes and helps himself to a cuddle

WOW that looks fabulous. I live in the wrong state again

Please don't go on, you are making me so jealous :hap: . Any news from the estate agent yet?